E3C226D2I is acting dead (mostly)

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   Hello Everyone!
A timeline of my struggles: 
Last night - I installed a raid array on the LSI 9260-4i just fine.
I installed Windows 7 Pro from usb just fine.
I installed updates last night and left it on to finish.
I set the power plan to high performance and turned off the sleep options so it wouldn't stop.
This morning-  machine that is off and non-responsive. ( No fans or hard drives running)
I have removed the LSI raid card.
I have attempted to reset the BIOS twice with no change.

There is a green led next to the ATXPWR1 plug that flashes quickly as power is turned on and slows after a few seconds to a pulse.

It would be nice if there were a guide somewhere to explain the flashing green led codes.

Edit - Scratch the flashing green led.  I swapped the power supply and now it is solid green.
Still no fans or other signs of life. 

Any ideas?

Edited by rookiemonster2 - 16 Nov 2015 at 2:57pm

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	Hello Everyone! A timeline of my struggles: Last night - I installed a raid array on the LSI 9260-4i just fine. I installed Windows 7 Pro from usb just fine. I installed updates last night and left it on to finish. I set the power plan to high performance and turned off the sleep options so it wouldn't stop. This morning- machine that is off and non-responsive. ( No fans or hard drives running) I have removed the LSI raid card. I have attempted to reset the BIOS twice with no change. There is a green led next to the ATXPWR1 plug that flashes quickly as power is turned on and slows after a few seconds to a pulse. It would be nice if there were a guide somewhere to explain the flashing green led codes. Edit - Scratch the flashing green led. I swapped the power supply and now it is solid green. Still no fans or other signs of life. Any ideas? Edited by rookiemonster2 - 16 Nov 2015 at 2:57pm